Four Prophetic Pillars That Mark Where We Are Right Now The Timing of the Second Coming of Christ
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Four Prophetic Pillars Highlighting the Timing of Christ’s Second Coming
Overview
While no one knows the exact moment of Christ's second coming, there is a compelling need for our current generation to closely examine biblical prophecies. Many believe we are the generation witnessing significant prophetic events.
Key Highlights
Prophetic Pillars
Several prophecies set the stage for this era as a precursor to Christ’s return. These are the four pivotal prophecies:
1. The Rebirth of Israel: The Jewish nation reclaims its ancient land, including Jerusalem (Hosea 2:14-23, Ezekiel 16:58-63, Ezekiel 37:27-28).
2. A New Nation within the Old Roman Empire's Territory: A prophecy suggesting the rise of a nation in this region (Daniel 2 and 7, Revelation 17).
3. Construction of a New Temple in Jerusalem: Plans for daily offerings by the Jewish priesthood are part of this prophecy (Ezekiel 40).
4. Emergence of a European Dictator: This last dictator, claiming to be a savior, leads to final judgments on Earth, culminating in Christ’s physical return (2 Thessalonians 2:3-4, 1 John 2:18-27, Daniel 7 and 8, Matthew 24:24, Revelation 13 and 16).
Timing Considerations
The exact timeline of these events remains unknown. However, we may currently be between fulfilled and imminent prophecies. This period could be the "last generation" when these events unfold.
Israel's Rebirth: Since Israel hasn't been sovereign since 586 BC, its establishment as a nation in the 20th century, along with gaining control of Jerusalem in 1967, is pivotal. The last generation might begin here, spanning 40 to 75 years.
Europe's Political Shift: With the impending European constitution, it marks a critical moment in prophecy.
Current Discussions
Many books, websites, and ministries are debating Christ’s return, but often these discussions lead to endless speculation. Rather than getting lost in conjecture, consider the example of Mary, the mother of Jesus.
Mary, visited by the angel Gabriel, was told she would bear a son through the Holy Spirit. Despite such a revelation, she remained composed and reflective. When shepherds and travelers shared their angelic revelations about her child, she pondered these matters deeply (Luke 2:8-19).
Her thoughtful and reflective attitude offers a model for how to approach revelations and prophecies today.
Conclusion
The path to understanding prophecies about the second coming of Christ demands less debate and more introspection, following Mary's example of contemplation (Luke 2:19). Wisdom calls out (Proverbs 1:20), but we must listen carefully before proclaiming what we’ve heard.
For further insights, explore works by Rev. Bresciani, author of Christian books on this subject. His articles are widely available both online and in print. Visit [American Prophet](http://www.americanprophet.org) for more.
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